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STAFFORDSHIRE HOME GUARD WEBSITE
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Sgt Y
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May I just add my comments to your guest book,I have read the complete site and have been throughly entertained and enlightened by your fantastic website which is a fitting tribute to the Home Guard!As a currently mobilised soldier,I can assure you that most experiences are as relevant today as they were then.
30 December 2005 - Operational
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Thanks v. much, Sgt. Y., and do please keep coming back - several updates are imminent! |
Michael Ackrill
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Without doubt the best Home Guard site I have visited,Good work and thankyou
4 December 2005 - Kent
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Thanks very much for your kind words, Michael - most encouraging. |
Dave Pemberton
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Hi. I came across your website from the link on Ian Sanders' pillbox site, and I'm glad I did. You have a stunning site, amazingly well laid out and full of information. Well done to everyone concerned. Good luck and keep up the great work!
10 September 2005 - Wolverhampton
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Thanks, Dave, much appreciated. |
Monica Scribbans
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In the course of doing some research on our own family, the Scribbans', I came across your website. I'm enjoying the article of Graham Myers' memories, and in particular the references to Little Aston Hall and my distant cousin's wife, Ada Scribbans. I would be very interested to hear from anyone who remembers the Hall at that time, or who might have photos of the War years there. Great site, and I'm looking forward to going back for a second look, as I find it very interesting in and apart from my own research.
22 August 2005 - Nova Scotia, Canada
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Austin J. Ruddy
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Congratulations on a wonderful website! There seems to be a bit of a resurgence in the Home Guard as of late. Today a national memorial was unveiled to the Home Guard at Torquay (even though they got the dates on the memorial stone wrong! - which incidentally is shaped like an anti-tank 'dragon's teeth' block!). I have written a book called 'To The Last Round: The Leicestershire & Rutland Home Guard 1940-1944' which will be published early 2006. There's many great action photos in it. Long live the Home Guard!
11 August 2005 - Leicester, UK
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Thanks very much, Austin, and good luck with the book. If you would provide details at the appropriate time we'll include them in the Links/Further Reading page. |
Russell W. Barnes
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An excellent and informative site; well done!
19 June 2005 - Skelton, Penrith, Cumbria
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Russell's site on Workington, Cumbria and its Home Guard is highly recommended. Find it via the link above or the LINKS page on this site |
david bygraves
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just found your site as a HG historian i must say i found it very interesting I;ve got the book on your next door neibours ie Tetenhall area keep it up
27 May 2005 - arlesey beds
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